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Breaches involving private-hire vehicles rose in Mijas over the summer.
Mijas council to take measures to "safeguard" against rise of private-hire vehicles

Mijas council to take measures to "safeguard" against rise of private-hire vehicles

Mayor Josele González met with representatives of the Local Police, the taxi service and municipal technicians last week to discuss ways to improve transport in the municipality

Ivan Gelibter

Monday, 30 September 2019, 12:53

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After a rise in breaches of regulation of private-hire Uber-style vehicles in Mijas over the summer, mayor Josele González met with representatives of the Local Police, the taxi service and municipal technicians last week to discuss ways to improve transport in the municipality as a whole.

During the meeting it was agreed that existing regulations had to be enforced more rigorously, especially the identification of unauthorised drivers, following the creation of several unofficial ranks.

It was also agreed that public transport in the area needed to be improved in general.

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